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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
11
A 30 year old private medical institute in Milwaukee advertises treatment for nervous and chronic diseases of the general system and genitourinary organs. It touts safe quick cures with modern electrical and in laborary equipment, inviting patients and their friends to visit No. 1, 437 East north Milwaukee.
Local visitors and townspeople are listed with brief notes of where they came from or went to, including Doolan, Shidell, Potter, Whitney, Drollinger, West, Shidell, Jantz, and others. Events include a basketball game with Auburndale, a masquérade ball at Fred Bairl's, and a Shadow social with a Literary club forming. Also a roof collapse at Carson hall and a petition to move a school house. An item quotes H L Stanley praising Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, with promotion and trial offer.
Spence residents and guests are listed with weekend visits and travel. Donna Blaisdell and Harry Bodie drove to Marshfield Saturday afternoon, P. O. Schafer of Moon visited Friday, and C. E. Langdon came from March for a brief stay. Rev Colby of Waupaca led services at the Baptist church. Mrs. J. Gardiner traveled to Racine to stay with son Oscar. Richard Smith moved into E. Whitmore's house after selling his farm. Mrs. Florence of Abbotsford visited her grandmother, Mrs. Hartlet Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin plan to reside in Rib Lake. Mrs. F. J. Schluenz of Park Falls visits for her mother's illness. Elevator grinding apparatus repaired. feed to be ground Thursdays. Seven Royal Neighbors visited Loyal. Epworth League raised funds for its Curiosity Shop. A. Radloff, H. R. Natzke and son returned from a southern Alabama trip. Marion McVean and Mr. Facklum wed at Eugene McVean’s home with Rev. A. N. Conklin presiding. Marion, a Minneapolis nurse, and the groom, a farmer west of the village, are praised by friends.
Stratford residents haul wood to town and attend Riverside dances last weekend while social life buzzes with Garbishs ball and Hickey's mask ball. Local injuries appear minor with Herman Weech hurt by a log but not seriously. Myron Vaughn visits town, amid talk of malaria cures and Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised at Sexton Bros. drug store.
The soothing healing properties and pleasant taste make Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite for colds croup and whooping cough. It is marketed as safe for all ages though contains opium or a harmful drug. Sold by Sexton Bros and H. A. Schumaker.
The City of Marshfield offers to purchase old stone piles on your farm for 2.50 dollars per 15 000 pounds delivered to their stone yard in Marshfield Wisconsin no stone to exceed eighteen inches in diameter Dated Marshfield Wisconsin January 4 1906 MG FLECKENSTELS City Clerk
In Marshfield, Sexton Brothers promote Vinci cod liver oil tonic as a vitality booster for women, offering a money back guarantee if benefits aren’t seen. Miss Mary A. Woodward endorses Vinci, claiming renewed life and energy after using it, while Wenzel & Wenzel advertise fresh and cured meats and a telephone number for orders.
Marshfield Wisconsin school district one will buy five hundred cords of green maple wood four feet long, sound with no limbs, birch acceptable in small amount, delivered to city schools. For prices contact Dr W S Heaton, clerk C S Vepper. 1513 Honmeseakurs Excursion Northwest via North Western Line offers reduced excursion tickets with various car sleep options and dates of sale via agents.
Treats a sick headache as a stomach disorder and promotes using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. A dose or two may cure or lessen the attack if taken at the first symptom. Sold by Sexton Bros. and H. A. Schumaker.
In Wood County the probate court orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Frank Jadack deceased for examination and allowance by September 3. The court also directs appointment of a guardian and publication of notice in the Marsfield weekly for four consecutive weeks. Judge Wil Conway signs the order with attorney for administrators.
A Wisconsin Wood County probate case records a petition for Frank Ewald's estate of the deceased. Lille Ewald notes that Frank Gryald died around February and requests William let be appointed administrator. The court sets a hearing date in Grand Rapids and orders notice to interested parties via a three week newspaper publication in the Marshfield Times. Judge CoxWar of the county court issues the order.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered price terms for wheat rye oats corn onions peas barley hay beef pork veal sheep chickens wool and hides with numerous errors and missing figures. The jumbled list hints at a periodic commodity table with per unit prices but lacks coherent values or dates.
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